Daddy Saylor just dropped another $370M on Bitcoin – 4,603 coins at $80,318 a pop. First buy in two months, so he either smelled the bottom or his printer finally cooled down. Stash now: 845,050 BTC, worth $63.73B total. Also threw $151.8M at his own shares because nothing says confidence like buying your own dog food. Classic.
▪️ Strategy (ex-MicroStrategy) bought 4,603 BTC for ~$370M, avg price $80,318 – exactly what the market needed, another bagholder with a press release.
▪️ Last buy was over two months ago – they sat on their hands through the dip, then buy at $80k. Timing’s perfect if you’re a whale, questionable if you’re a retail chump.
▪️ Total stash: 845,050 BTC, bought for $63.73B at $75,412 avg. Unrealized gain is nice as long as BTC doesn’t take a dump. But hey, who’s counting?
▪️ Also repurchased $151.8M of $STRC shares – nothing says ‘I believe in this shit’ like burning your own cash. Or maybe just a pump for the stock.
▪️ Saylor announced on X with a flex: ‘increased USD Cash by $29M’ and Net Leverage at 0.0%. Translation: he’s ready to lever up again when the next dip comes.
▪️ Net leverage zero means no margin calls – but also no alpha. So he’s playing it safe until he’s not. Watch out for the next debt offering.
📊 BTC acquired:
4,603📊 Purchase value:
$370M📊 Avg purchase price:
$80,318📊 Total BTC held:
845,050Same old playbook: Saylor prints shares or debt, buys BTC, pumps the narrative, and retail chases the MSTR premium. Two-month silence? Maybe he waited for the perfect headline, maybe he had to refill the printer. Net leverage zero means he’s got room to lever up – and you know he will. Watch for more buys, and don’t be the exit liquidity when he eventually sells the story to the next bagholder. This is a pump dressed in a suit.
💬 «Strategy has acquired 4,603 BTC for $370M, increased USD Cash by $29M, and repurchased $152M of $STRC. As of 8/30/26, we hold 845,050 bitcoin and $6.71B of USD Assets, bringing Net Leverage to 0.0%.» — Michael Saylor (@saylor) via X
🔮 He’s not stopping. The only question is whether you ride the wave or get dumped at the peak. My bet: the printer goes brrr again soon.
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